The phrase "a strong driver for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant factor or influence that motivates or propels a particular outcome or action.
Example: "The increasing demand for renewable energy is a strong driver for innovation in sustainable technologies."
Alternatives: "a major factor in" or "a key motivator for".
Exploring our contradictions and how others see the world can be a strong driver for novelists.
"We've spoken to him, he's sort of indicated family's a strong point – I suppose like (Patrick) Dangerfield when he went back to Geelong, that's a strong driver for him".
Chmilewsky agrees that the UK's reputation for quality and innovation is a strong driver for exports: "Despite international competition, the UK continues to be among the world's leading engineering generalists.
Loyalty programs have become a strong driver for how people purchase goods and services.
Naturally mobile can be a strong driver for video content but not necessarily video pre-rolls.
To the extent that oligomers existed which were capable of base pairing, then there would have been a strong driver for the emergence of self-replication.
Peter Hoeppe, head of Munich Re's Geo Risks Research division and chair of the (MCII), said corporate social responsibility was a stronger driver for the company's development of the MCII than potential business opportunities.
He cautioned that the housing market might not be a strong driver of growth for very long, because the current rebound is coming from "unsustainably low levels of activity from the depths of the recession".
Self Analysis and Insights: Women are a strong driver of demand for the self-help book industry.
Apart from the fact that it now challenges police-recorded crime as the main indicator of crime trends, it was, for instance, a strong driver of policies to improve services for victims, and it identified the important phenomenon of repeat victimisation, the reduction of which became a police performance indicator.
Following on from strong sales on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, IBM found that online sales were up 17% versus the same period a year ago, while mobile continued to be a strong driver of both traffic and buying, accounting for 51.2% of all e-commerce browsing, and 28.9% of sales.
